It's as simple as that, Miloš Forman took the Czech New Wave with him across the sea and made his first American film in its style. In short, a kind of Audition or Peter and Pavla, but in the hippie mood of the early 1970s, which was still bubbling in American society at the time. No wonder it was a flop (and Forman,…

Slowly a new modern subgenre is starting to emerge: game night that goes wrong. After Talk to Me we have another similar film, only it's more of a mystery thriller, but it's pretty cool. It has received a lot of praise abroad, the original idea and the execution are interesting (the game with the body swapping is…

An enjoyable bloody forest survival action flick with our Scream Queen Samara Weaving. The film leaves story and dialogue aside, it's a mute spectacle (which is a bit of a shame, because the lore of that world could have been quite interesting). I was worried it would tread water, but fortunately it has a good pace,…

One of the most beautiful and emotional films of the year. Pure Beauty! Wild Robot is impressive in so many ways, it has revolutionary visuals, a beautiful soundtrack that adds incredible emotion and intensity, a gripping and beautiful story about a robot who gets lost in the wilderness and has to learn the rules of…

Raily is going through puberty and it's an emotional whirlwind. A new console, new emotions. Anxiety as the main instigator of personality change feels incredibly realistic. More mature issues than last time, the parents may be more affected than the kids. Trying to fit in, stand out and remain a good person.

A brisk, energetic thriller on the theme of “innocent protagonist gets into a jam, the situation only gets worse as time goes by and he has to get through a hellish night fraught with danger in order to save his own life”. In this case, a young black locksmith becomes the victim of a deception when he unwittingly…

A half-baked thriller about a group of schoolgirls rebelling against the conservatism of uptight adults in a religiously tight-knit village community rocked by the recent case of a missing/murdered adolescent girl. The conflicts with parents and with the local pastor and the murder investigation are of marginal…

A thriller about a North Korean soldier who tries to defect to the south and about the ruthless army officer who tries to capture him even though the two men are former friends. But because of that friendship and other supporting and peripheral characters, the story contains vague motifs and storylines that prevent…

A historical martial-arts drama built on fight scenes, which are fortunately not only numerous, but also long, imaginative and varied, both in terms of alternating settings and in the variety of fighters involved, as well as in the use unconventional weapons (including slingshots). This is fortunate, because the…

Taking a break from The Walking Dead, I turned on World War Z for the first time in years and it's immediately clear why it's one of the best two zombie blockbusters along with Train to Busan. An unbeatable Brad Pitt stealing all the acting credit for himself, a convoluted, multi-phased story and plenty of both action…